The energy of Brexit It is too easy to use puns such as shock to the system so I will try to just look at the immediate implications of Brexit. The first is clear, Hinkley Point C is dead in the water. It would need a vast amount of political support to get the finance […]
Sign up to the European Code of Conduct for Energy Performance Contracting. The European Code of Conduct for Energy Performance Contracting gives a short set of mutually agreed best practice principles and values for high quality delivery of energy performance contracts. Its objective is to increase the transparency and trustworthiness of Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) markets […]
Evening of empowerment and motivation by women in energy management. The Empowering Women in Energy Management and Environment initiative is led by the EMA steering group for the benefit of professionals in the energy management field and for those interested to become a part of it. The driving force behind this EMA initiative was the realisation […]
On the Budget day, the Government has published its response to the Business Energy Efficiency Taxation Landscape Review. The aim of the review was to streamline the regime while meeting the Government’s objectives around simplicity, productivity, security of energy supplies and decarbonisation. Energy efficient business can save money as well as raise productivity and support […]
Is now the right time for PPAs? by Stuart Kirk A growing number of large UK Commercial & Industrial users of power have signed long term (15-20yrs) Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with renewable generation. These companies include McDonalds, HM Government, BT, HSBC, Lloyds, M&S, Sainsbury and Vodafone. Large companies, like Unilever, are publicly stating their intention […]
